Good Eats>Where is the best Chicago Deep-Dish
Sancho Fuente 05:41 PM 04-15-2011
So my brother (FaderJoe) gets out of basic training in a few days and I am flying out to Illinois to see him. His only request was with the few hours I get to see him before he ships off to South Carolina for more training is the best piece of Chicago deep-dish pizza he has ever had. So here is the question for all the Chicago-ians, who makes the best deep-dish pizza in the city and where is it?
Icehog, I really want your opinion since you had to be depression eating after that first Vancouver game.
Oh and Go Caps!!!
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forgop 06:24 PM 04-15-2011
Giordano's is some great stuff.
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ysr_racer 09:29 PM 04-16-2011
Edwardo's and Gino's East are good, but when I go home I head to Lou Malnoti's.
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68TriShield 09:56 PM 04-16-2011
Icehog is off the grid until sometime tomorrow but there are some Chicago botls here that will chime in if they see this.
I like Uno's and the original is in Chicago.
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Bageland2000 10:00 PM 04-16-2011
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The original Pizzaria Uno is THE BEST hands down. It literally STARTED chicago pizza
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sam a 11:11 PM 04-16-2011
there are so many great pizza places in the city, all slightly different. best is kinda hard to say (like picking the best cigar, one is great for this reason, the other for that)... but if i had to decide on where i would go today, my vote would have to go to lou malnati's.
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icehog3 04:25 PM 04-18-2011
Opinions vary....of the big places, I like Giordanos best, with Lou Malnottis being a close second. Eduardos is good too but most of there restaurants have closed.
Personally not a big fan of Uno or Gino's, as I said, opinions vary.
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chippewastud79 04:36 PM 04-18-2011
Lou Malnotti's is a favorite of this fat guy
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M1903A1 07:04 PM 04-18-2011
Believe it or not, my favorite place for deep-dish isn't in the city itself...it's at The Silo, on Rt 176 just west of Lake Forest. But, that's just me.
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SmokeyJoe 07:50 PM 04-18-2011
Originally Posted by chippewastud79:
Lou Malnotti's is a favorite of this fat guy :-)
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Giordano's was also very good... but the butter crust on the Malnotti's pie put it over the top for me.
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ysr_racer 09:12 PM 04-20-2011
Originally Posted by M1903A1:
Believe it or not, my favorite place for deep-dish isn't in the city itself...it's at The Silo, on Rt 176 just west of Lake Forest. But, that's just me.
Yep, been there many times.
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M1903A1 09:22 PM 04-20-2011
Originally Posted by ysr_racer:
Yep, been there many times.
Some of the best French onion soup in the Chicago area too.
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Sancho Fuente 01:13 PM 04-23-2011
So we decided on Lou Malnati's since he wanted to go to the mall afterwards and get some things before he left. We never made it down to Chicago since we didn't want him getting back to base late that night. I think we ended up in Lakewood and then went to a mall near the Great Lakes base. We got the Chicago Classic and the 'Lou', and they were the best pizzas we have ever had. I figured you guys would like a few pictures . . .
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The pizzas, mmmmmmm
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A free dessert that they gave us, cookie and ice cream and whipped cream, Very good and a very classy move
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Myself and my brother, one of the newest members of the US Navy.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys, we had a very memorable and relaxing meal. Let me know when you guys are around MD and I'll point you to the best crab cakes you have ever had.
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icehog3 01:50 PM 04-23-2011
Looks like a great meal and a great time, Tom!
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sam a 03:07 PM 04-23-2011
thats like five min. from my place...
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Robbot 03:13 PM 04-23-2011
I am gonna have to go to Chicago just for this kinda Pizza ...wow...
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Darrell 03:14 PM 04-23-2011
Robbot 06:37 PM 04-23-2011
BTW, Best of the Best to your Brother and his service...Bless you both.
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chippewastud79 07:17 PM 04-23-2011
Nice choice with Malnotti's, looks awesome
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TBone 07:55 PM 04-23-2011
Can't go wrong with Malnotti's and thank your brother for his service in these trying times.
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